The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-16

ular and handsome prOprietors of tn,
large house Of Barre It Bros, ha
gone East to purchase a fall stock O.
goods. He will be absent ab0u
ten days.
Mr.. wv, Scoggins again smiles b,
hind the counters of Barrett Bros
Thesgirls are glad to know that VIII.
lie is again here. Poor Charlie has
to stand back now.
Miss Emmie Young arrived home
J yesterday from a lengthy visit to
friends in North Carolina and Georges
B. Low enstein & cos retail house
at Memphis has no peer either il
goods or management, Read then
ad in this issue and yeu will see what
they propose to do. Try lhem-nC
finer business gentlemen anywhere
DR.. G. A. Coulson and Hon. Jesse
Norment exercised their intellectual
biceps at Grand Junction last Tues
day evening in a twist on the Prohi-
biton amendment. Coulsou for,
and Norment against. Each were
loudly CHI cred by their respective
admirers. It appeared that small
majority OF those present were prohr S
The Kahn Bros advertised last
week that their big ad would appea r
this week. The fact is they have not
had time to prepare the ad.
Their entire time has been
consumed in opening and ar
ranging their immens 4stock Of new
goods, and in waiting upon their
constant stream of customers.
Dr. G. A. Coulson, DIR. Lar ,ge,
Hon. Jesse NJrmcnt, and A. j. Coat
es, Esq. debated the proposed
amendment at Hickory Valley,
Wednesday evening last. Coulson
and Lar sc for -Norment and Coate 2
against. Their discussion was so
spirited tt att aroused a very high
degree of feehn g among their audit
ors.
The brave aud heroic Co. VIM.
Inge is on the battle field, fighting
gallantly for the prohibition amends
ment. He will meet Mr.. jesse Nor
ment in joint discussion at Salisbury
tomorrow night Saturday.: He
will also on the following day. Sun
day, Sept, 18th, at g O'Clock P. NJ.
lecture to the people of Middleton
and vicinage.
NIessers I. d. Ramsey, w. r
Newbsrn, w. j. Redd, Sheriff Yopp
Herman Meyerheim and ]. A. Will
son left yesterday to attend the J.,
w. Wilkes colt fair, near Cedar
Chapel. Mr. Wilkes holds these
fairs annually, and they are largely
by the thrifty progressive
stock men far and near. The Ed
itor regrets that his morning slum>
bers caused him to be lett. We know
the show Will be most enjoyable
occasion, and nothing would pleese
us more than to be there seeing and
minglingwith the thr ng. Will some
friend write up the tlrfOr the Bulletin
A stalk Of corn WIS left by an UNI
known part at D. Jim NeelY's of
flee yesterday which has SIX large
ears on it. The presumption is
that 1t came from ShandY. Later
it came from Shandy.
The grand ju y last wsek stood 9
tor prohibition and 4 anti. We un-
derstand the petit jurles we're also
largely or prohibition.
Mr.. James Lambcl t, in the North
ern neighborhood of Dist. ID, re-
ports that community almost solid
for the prohibition amendment.
Frank Baxter and @. w. Hens
ley, near Ubet, became involved in q
quarrel last week about the division
of some rent fodder. Words fol-
lowed words for some minutes; then
came a st onger test of manhood
and grit, Fugilistic spats were in
stilutsd Which lett on nose, 1.ce, and
side a few blue monuments that
can only be effaced by The hands Of
nature.
The revival meetings, which have
been SO ably conducted by j d Jane
son, Macon, Ca, tor several days
| D,sto+tLo Rort,st CEurcb bera Glazed